WE’RE NOT SO SURE ABOUT THE SONG (who could possibly be afraid of handsome frogs?) but we’ll keep listening as long as we can see that silly interview with the frog-collecting grandma at 1:13. Frogs galore!
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THIS FRIENDLY GERMAN AMPHIBIAN rescued (rescued!) a little mouse from high water. He must not have been too hungry. (photo from Let’s be Friends.)
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REMEMBER WHEN WE WROTE about a Nepalese frog wedding months ago? Well it looks as though the droughts have persisted in that region of the world. An amphibian union was in order last week in India. Can you believe that female froggy necklace? We hope the rains come soon.
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IT APPEARS AS THOUGH that frog has a man in its throat! (Photo from craftastrophe.)
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THOSE FEET! THAT BLUBBER! Those algae spots! Who could say no to this handsome amphibian?
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FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE: a handsome toad with a vocal sac to die for. Photo from toad photographer, dmills727. (His title for this picture is ‘Toads in the Hood’)
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‘A SONG OF THE JUMPING FROG OF CALAVERAS’ was written in 1929, and a froggy Flickr friend, froggyboggler found the sheet music to this ditty at an antique store in Calaveras County (which aparently is the home of Frogtown, but we’ll have more on that later). If we played this in the backyard, do you think our frogboys would perk up?
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THIS 1955 WARNER BROS CARTOON stars Michigan J. Frog and it was ranked number 5 in the 100 best cartoons ever. He’s a top frog if we’ve ever seen one.
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WE DO LOVE AN AMPHIBIAN with a belly. How handsome is this guy from the gardens at boodely? Swoon.
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THIS AMPHIBIAN FROM BORNEO, Huia cavitympanum, is the only known frog species that communicates solely in ultrasonic calls with frequencies too high to be heard by humans. How cool is that? Learn more from Science Daily.
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